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We'll also keep you updated on Rye's adoption status with email updates.
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Rye

Catahoula Leopard Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 4 yrs 8 mos
Washington, DC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Rye is searching for her forever home as the only animal so that she can soak up all the attention from her humans! RYE'S STORY FROM OUR DIRECTOR: Rye was brought up to the DMV Region from a Texas shelter in 2020. I was working for another rescue at the time, running the transport/foster program, and offloaded her myself when she arrived. She fit into the palm of my hand she was so small and only a few weeks old. She was adopted immediately, incorrectly labeled as a chihuahua mix. Unfortunately, 7 months later, her family returned her due to the combination of the pandemic and how "big" she got (she's only 40 lbs but they were expecting an 8 lb Chi-Mix!). Unfortunately from there, Rye was bounced around from foster to foster and boarding facilities until 2021 when the previous rescue felt it was best to euthanize her. I couldn't let that happen so I adopted her with the intention of finding her a home! I renamed her to Rye (named for the kind of whiskey) and started working on training with her. She was our first intake when I co-founded Laila's Legacy in 2023 and we've been working to find her a home since then. RYE IN THE HOME / HER PERFECT FIT: Rye has the funniest personality. She's got energy, bounciness, and is so inquisitive. She's also insanely smart. The latter is a blessing and a curse because she learns training so quickly, has great recall (although I've never allowed her to be off-leash just long-lines for hikes/walks), and learned leash walking skills very quickly. On the flip side, she needs a lot of mental stimulation to keep that big brain happy! I've found it really can be a mix of things to do that though - sitting outside on the stoop to people watch from my house, sitting in a park with her practicing neutrality (and getting treats of course) while I read, practicing all her tricks, working on recall on a long-line, playing tug/fetch, brain games and puzzle toys, you name it. Anyone that is excited to go on walks and spend time with their dog - have a companion - will love Rye. She just wants to hang with her humans and get some mental stimulation while she does it. In late 2021, Rye started urinating in her crate. An odd behavior because she's very potty trained and crate trained. In early 2022 she had a seizure and it was then we discovered she was having mini-seizures causing her to urinate in her crate. Unfortunately, they do still occasionally happen but she takes a once daily med called Keppra which is easy to get from Chewy and she LOVES peanut butter so she takes it every day without issue. I've seen the crate urination drastically reduce and when I was working from home full-time it was non existent because she was hanging with me outside of the crate so much. Rye's intelligence comes from her breed - likely Catahoula or some sort of herding breed. That's where her prey drive comes from as well so she'd prefer a home without cats! When it comes to her relationship with dogs, she loves to play. She'll play with mine and have a grand ol' time romping around with them. Because of her herding tendencies she's been muzzle trained as well for playing and has a cute bright pink muzzle for when it's needed and she wears it with ~style~. In the home, Rye will guard her items from other dogs. This could include food, toys, bed, etc. so for her sake we recommend she not go to a home with dogs in it. But honestly, that will also be a win-win because she LOVES her humans so fiercely and wants to be your companion that it'll let her have all the one-on-one time she and her future owner will love. Rye has been through a training program and her trainer loves her. Rye's future forever family will be connected with that trainer for a "Rye 101 Course" on her training and are highly encouraged to do more sessions and continue to build her education! While I adore Rye with my whole heart, and have been honored to spend so much time with her, it's time for this sweet gal to find her forever home and get OUT of the rescue world! She deserves to be the spoiled queen she wants to be and I can' t wait to see that for her! Please check out her video at here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3Oz8dKkj64 ------------ Laila's Legacy Animal Rescue does not guarantee that any dog is housebroken nor crate trained. We strive to provide accurate information on all of our animals however, we are unable to guarantee an animal's breed, size, health, behavior, temperament, or any other conditions. Our adoption fees are not inclusive of all vetting / medical care, food, supplies and/or training costs. Since we rely on donations to compensate for those deficits we are unable to reduce or refund this fee. TO ADOPT OR FOSTER: Please apply on our website at www.lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org or email info@lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org if you have questions! TO DONATE: Please consider making a donation on our website at www.lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org so that Laila's Legacy can continue to provide lifesaving medical treatment and training.

Or, how about these Catahoula Leopard Dogs in cities near Washington, District of Columbia

These Catahoula Leopard Dogs are available for adoption close to Washington, District of Columbia.
We'll also keep you updated on Rye's adoption status with email updates.
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Rye

Catahoula Leopard Dog Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, 4 yrs 8 mos
Washington, DC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered,
Story
Rye is searching for her forever home as the only animal so that she can soak up all the attention from her humans! RYE'S STORY FROM OUR DIRECTOR: Rye was brought up to the DMV Region from a Texas shelter in 2020. I was working for another rescue at the time, running the transport/foster program, and offloaded her myself when she arrived. She fit into the palm of my hand she was so small and only a few weeks old. She was adopted immediately, incorrectly labeled as a chihuahua mix. Unfortunately, 7 months later, her family returned her due to the combination of the pandemic and how "big" she got (she's only 40 lbs but they were expecting an 8 lb Chi-Mix!). Unfortunately from there, Rye was bounced around from foster to foster and boarding facilities until 2021 when the previous rescue felt it was best to euthanize her. I couldn't let that happen so I adopted her with the intention of finding her a home! I renamed her to Rye (named for the kind of whiskey) and started working on training with her. She was our first intake when I co-founded Laila's Legacy in 2023 and we've been working to find her a home since then. RYE IN THE HOME / HER PERFECT FIT: Rye has the funniest personality. She's got energy, bounciness, and is so inquisitive. She's also insanely smart. The latter is a blessing and a curse because she learns training so quickly, has great recall (although I've never allowed her to be off-leash just long-lines for hikes/walks), and learned leash walking skills very quickly. On the flip side, she needs a lot of mental stimulation to keep that big brain happy! I've found it really can be a mix of things to do that though - sitting outside on the stoop to people watch from my house, sitting in a park with her practicing neutrality (and getting treats of course) while I read, practicing all her tricks, working on recall on a long-line, playing tug/fetch, brain games and puzzle toys, you name it. Anyone that is excited to go on walks and spend time with their dog - have a companion - will love Rye. She just wants to hang with her humans and get some mental stimulation while she does it. In late 2021, Rye started urinating in her crate. An odd behavior because she's very potty trained and crate trained. In early 2022 she had a seizure and it was then we discovered she was having mini-seizures causing her to urinate in her crate. Unfortunately, they do still occasionally happen but she takes a once daily med called Keppra which is easy to get from Chewy and she LOVES peanut butter so she takes it every day without issue. I've seen the crate urination drastically reduce and when I was working from home full-time it was non existent because she was hanging with me outside of the crate so much. Rye's intelligence comes from her breed - likely Catahoula or some sort of herding breed. That's where her prey drive comes from as well so she'd prefer a home without cats! When it comes to her relationship with dogs, she loves to play. She'll play with mine and have a grand ol' time romping around with them. Because of her herding tendencies she's been muzzle trained as well for playing and has a cute bright pink muzzle for when it's needed and she wears it with ~style~. In the home, Rye will guard her items from other dogs. This could include food, toys, bed, etc. so for her sake we recommend she not go to a home with dogs in it. But honestly, that will also be a win-win because she LOVES her humans so fiercely and wants to be your companion that it'll let her have all the one-on-one time she and her future owner will love. Rye has been through a training program and her trainer loves her. Rye's future forever family will be connected with that trainer for a "Rye 101 Course" on her training and are highly encouraged to do more sessions and continue to build her education! While I adore Rye with my whole heart, and have been honored to spend so much time with her, it's time for this sweet gal to find her forever home and get OUT of the rescue world! She deserves to be the spoiled queen she wants to be and I can' t wait to see that for her! Please check out her video at here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3Oz8dKkj64 ------------ Laila's Legacy Animal Rescue does not guarantee that any dog is housebroken nor crate trained. We strive to provide accurate information on all of our animals however, we are unable to guarantee an animal's breed, size, health, behavior, temperament, or any other conditions. Our adoption fees are not inclusive of all vetting / medical care, food, supplies and/or training costs. Since we rely on donations to compensate for those deficits we are unable to reduce or refund this fee. TO ADOPT OR FOSTER: Please apply on our website at www.lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org or email info@lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org if you have questions! TO DONATE: Please consider making a donation on our website at www.lailaslegacyanimalrescue.org so that Laila's Legacy can continue to provide lifesaving medical treatment and training.
We'll also keep you updated on Baby Leo's adoption status with email updates.
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Baby Leo

Catahoula Leopard Dog Labrador Retriever

Male, 4 mos
Silver Spring, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out an Adoption Questionnaire at  https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/43315/genericYou can learn about the adoption process by visiting:  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/howtoadopt/.  Dog's Name:  Baby Leo (LEO0525ALAMD) Estimated Breed:  Catahoula / Lab mixApproximate Age:  DOB 3/10/25   Approximate Weight:  12-16 LBS Currently Living at:  Foster  Adoption Fee:  $500DOG'S DESCRIPTION:  Meet Baby Leo! Leo is part of the Star Litter of five (Baby Orion, Baby Polaris, Baby Sirius, Baby Leo and Baby Cassiopeia). Sadly, these beautiful puppies were found in a dump in rural Alabama. They are named the Star Litter because we want them to be treated as stars for the rest of their lives. As a true testament to how forgiving and loving dogs can be, they are all very sweet and really want attention and love despite the rough start to life they have had. They are also great with other dogs. At their young ages, they are in their prime for training and socialization too. Could you be the happy ending Leo so very deserves? Submit an application today!  Your new pet will require a refresher in house-training. K-9 Lifesavers strongly recommends all new adopters enroll their new pet into obedience training. This provides for an easier transition into a new home, ensures the dog remains well socialized, and helps form a bond between the dog and the new family.           Adoption fees cover basic vetting, spay/neuter surgery (at partner vet if not fixed before adoption), rabies, distemper/parvo vaccinations, treatment for worms, heartworm testing, monthly heartworm prevention and monthly flea/tick prevention (while the animal is in our care), and transport costs from high-kill shelter. Please note that on average, K-9 Lifesavers spend significantly more on each dog than their adoption fee. Adoption fee for HW positive dog also covers heartworm treatment at our partner vets. Foster Program:    Foster homes provide for the temporary care of a rescue until the dog is placed into a loving, forever home.  For more information on becoming a foster parent, and our Foster Program, visit  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/foster/  or email our Foster Coordinator at  foster@k-9lifesavers.orgSponsor Me!    Make a  tax-deductible donation  today by visiting us at http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/donate/  . Donations help us offset boarding costs and additional medical treatment for those dogs who need it.  K-9 Lifesavers receives NO federal funding and survive with your generous support!For more information on K-9 Lifesavers, or to view a complete listing of all our Adoptable Dogs, visit our website at https://k-9lifesavers.org/adopt. Please “like” our  Facebook Page  for the most current events and new dogs. ##2415607##
We'll also keep you updated on Pup Rebekah's adoption status with email updates.
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Pup Rebekah

Catahoula Leopard Dog

Female, 9 mos
Silver Spring, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out an Adoption Questionnaire at  https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/43315/genericYou can learn about the adoption process by visiting:  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/howtoadopt/.  Dog's Name:  Pup Rebekah (REB0125APPFD)Estimated Breed:  Catahoula Leopard Dog mixApproximate Age:   7 months     Approximate Weight:  30 LBS Currently Living at:   FosterAdoption Fee:  $500DOG'S DESCRIPTION:   Meet Rebekah – The Life of the Paw-ty! Hi there, I’m Pup Rebekah, but my friends call me “The Social Butterfly”! I was rescued from a crowded shelter in Appomattox, Virginia, by the awesome folks at K-9 Lifesavers, and wow—what a glow-up I’ve had!When I first arrived, I was the shyest little nugget around. I used to hide behind my big doggie buddy and wasn’t too sure about all that petting stuff. Fast forward to today, and I’m the queen of cuddles and the mayor of “Meet-Every-Human-and-Dog Town”! I live in a foster home with two other pups who are still figuring things out. But when we hit the adoption events? I’m out there working the crowd while they’re still sniffing the parking lot. For me, adoption events = party time!I’m a super active gal—runs, hikes, zoomies? YES PLEASE! ‍ But don’t worry, I also have a soft side. When the day winds down, I love nothing more than snuggling up with my foster mom and furry friends for a cozy nap. People keep saying pups don’t get much better than me—and honestly, I think they might be right. If you’re looking for a loyal, loving, and totally adorable best friend, I’d love to meet you! Let’s make this forever family thing happen. Adoption fees cover basic vetting, spay/neuter surgery (at partner vet if not fixed before adoption), rabies, distemper/parvo vaccinations, treatment for worms, heartworm testing, monthly heartworm prevention and monthly flea/tick prevention (while the animal is in our care), and transport costs from high-kill shelter. Please note that on average, K-9 Lifesavers spend significantly more on each dog than their adoption fee. Adoption fee for HW positive dog also covers heartworm treatment at our partner vets. Foster Program:    Foster homes provide for the temporary care of a rescue until the dog is placed into a loving, forever home.  For more information on becoming a foster parent, and our Foster Program, visit  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/foster/  or email our Foster Coordinator at  foster@k-9lifesavers.orgSponsor Me!    Make a  tax-deductible donation  today by visiting us at http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/donate/  . Donations help us offset boarding costs and additional medical treatment for those dogs who need it.  K-9 Lifesavers receives NO federal funding and survive with your generous support!For more information on K-9 Lifesavers, or to view a complete listing of all our Adoptable Dogs, visit our website at https://k-9lifesavers.org/adopt. Please “like” our  Facebook Page  for the most current events and new dogs.Thank you for considering a rescue dog! ##2284246##
We'll also keep you updated on Baby Sirius's adoption status with email updates.
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Baby Sirius

Catahoula Leopard Dog Labrador Retriever

Male, 4 mos
Silver Spring, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out an Adoption Questionnaire at  https://petstablished.com/adoption_form/43315/genericYou can learn about the adoption process by visiting:  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/howtoadopt/.  Dog's Name:  Baby Sirius (SIR0525ALAMD) Estimated Breed:  Catahoula / Lab mixApproximate Age:  DOB 3/10/25   Approximate Weight:  12-16 LBS Currently Living at:  Foster  Adoption Fee:  $500DOG'S DESCRIPTION:  Meet Baby Sirius! Sirius is part of the Star Litter of five (Baby Orion, Baby Polaris, Baby Sirius, Baby Leo and Baby Cassiopeia). Sadly, these beautiful puppies were found in a dump in rural Alabama. They are named the Star Litter because we want them to be treated as stars for the rest of their lives. As a true testament to how forgiving and loving dogs can be, they are all very sweet and really want attention and love despite the rough start to life they have had. They are also great with other dogs. At their young ages, they are in their prime for training and socialization too. Could you be the happy ending Sirius so very deserves? Submit an application today!  Your new pet will require a refresher in house-training. K-9 Lifesavers strongly recommends all new adopters enroll their new pet into obedience training. This provides for an easier transition into a new home, ensures the dog remains well socialized, and helps form a bond between the dog and the new family.           Adoption fees cover basic vetting, spay/neuter surgery (at partner vet if not fixed before adoption), rabies, distemper/parvo vaccinations, treatment for worms, heartworm testing, monthly heartworm prevention and monthly flea/tick prevention (while the animal is in our care), and transport costs from high-kill shelter. Please note that on average, K-9 Lifesavers spend significantly more on each dog than their adoption fee. Adoption fee for HW positive dog also covers heartworm treatment at our partner vets. Foster Program:    Foster homes provide for the temporary care of a rescue until the dog is placed into a loving, forever home.  For more information on becoming a foster parent, and our Foster Program, visit  http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/foster/  or email our Foster Coordinator at  foster@k-9lifesavers.orgSponsor Me!    Make a  tax-deductible donation  today by visiting us at http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/donate/  . Donations help us offset boarding costs and additional medical treatment for those dogs who need it.  K-9 Lifesavers receives NO federal funding and survive with your generous support!For more information on K-9 Lifesavers, or to view a complete listing of all our Adoptable Dogs, visit our website at https://k-9lifesavers.org/adopt. Please “like” our  Facebook Page  for the most current events and new dogs. ##2415606##
We'll also keep you updated on Tatum's adoption status with email updates.
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Tatum

Catahoula Leopard Dog

Male, 1 yr 1 mo
Silver Spring, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
If you are interested in adopting this dog, please fill out an Adoption Questionnaire athttps://petstablished.com/adoption_form/43315/generic.You can learn about the adoption process by visiting: http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/howtoadopt/.Dog's Name:   Tatum  (TAT0525ALAMD)Estimated Breed:   Catahoula MIXApproximate Age:   1 yearApproximate Weight:   50 lbsCurrently Living at:   BoardingAdoption Fee:   $400DOG'S DESCRIPTION:  Despite his young age, Tatum has the eyes of an old soul with a personality to match. He was picked up as a stray, but we are pretty sure he was somebody's pet. He is a friendly fella who is eager to please. Tatum has a medium energy level and thrives in the company of other dogs. Adopting Tatum means welcoming a loyal and loving companion into your life. So, why not submit an application today and open your heart and home to this deserving boy, he can't wait to meet you!Your new pet will require a refresher in house-training. K-9 Lifesavers strongly recommends all new adopters enroll their new pet into obedience training. This provides for an easier transition into a new home, ensures the dog remains well socialized, and helps form a bond between the dog and the new family.    Adoption fees cover basic vetting, rabies (if puppy is old enough), distemper/parvo vaccinations, deworming, monthly heartworm prevention while in our care (if old enough), monthly flea/tick prevention while in our care, and transport costs. K-9 Lifesavers will also cover the cost of spay/neuter at our partner vet at 6 months of age or reimburse adopter for up to the amount of our partner vet cost should you choose to spay/neuter at your own vet.Foster Program:    Foster homes provide for the temporary care of a rescue until the dog is placed into a loving, forever home.  For more information on becoming a foster parent, and our Foster Program, visit http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/foster/ or email our Foster Coordinator at foster@k-9lifesavers.orgSPONSOR ME! Help Save Lives!    Make a tax-deductible donation today and help save a life. Donations help us offset boarding costs and additional medical treatment for those dogs who need it.  K-9 Lifesavers receives NO federal funding and survive with your generous support! We are all volunteer based organization so every cent from your donation goes directly to the dogs in our care. Visit: http://www.k-9lifesavers.org/donate/For more information on K-9 Lifesavers, or to view a complete listing of all our Adoptable Dogs, visit our website at www.k-9lifesavers.org.Please "like" our Facebook page for the most current events and new dogs!Thank you for considering a rescue dog! ##2415502##
We'll also keep you updated on *MINI WHEATIES's adoption status with email updates.
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*MINI WHEATIES

Catahoula Leopard Dog

Male, 10 mos
Upper Marlboro, MD
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats,
Story
Start your day with Mini Wheaties — guaranteed to bring you more smiles than any cereal ever could! I call him Wiggles because his happy tail never stops moving! This 10-month-old bundle of joy is all puppy charm with the perfect mix of smarts and wiggle.Mini Wheaties already knows `sit` and proudly shows it off for a treat, which he takes like a true gentleman. He loves affection, butt scritches, and being near his people.Like any puppy, Mini Wheaties can get bouncy when he’s excited because puppies don’t come with an off switch. Shelter life can be tough for young pups with energy and nowhere to spend it. A game of find it (treats hidden in crumpled paper or scattered in grass) is his idea of a brain workout and a way to stay busy and cool on hot days.If you’re ready to trade your morning cereal for a daily dose of puppy love, come meet Mini Wheaties. He’s ready to wiggle his way into your heart and be your best friend forever. Mini Wheaties is reserved for adopters who live outside Prince George’s County, Maryland.Prince George’s County Animal Shelter3750 Brown Station RoadUpper Marlboro, Maryland301.780.7200HoursTues-Fri , 11am-7pmSaturday, 10am-4pmCLOSED FOR VISITS Sunday + MondayArrive ONE HOUR before closing

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We'll also keep you updated on Mary's adoption status with email updates.
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Mary

Treeing Walker Coonhound Mixed Breed (Medium)

Female, Young
Washington, DC
Size
(when grown) Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
Details
Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Hi, Im Mary! Im a 4-year-old female Hound, and I have a heart full of love to give. I might be a little shy at first, but once you get to know me, youll see just how sweet and gentle I really am. I have a mellow spirit and a laid-back attitude that makes me the perfect companion for a quiet, cozy evening at home. Ive been called a bit of a cuddle bug, and I promise Im great at snuggling up with you. I get along well with other dogs, and when Im with them, my shyness melts away, and I can be pretty playful too! Ive got a lot of love and loyalty to offer, and Im looking for a forever home where I can continue to grow and be my true, sweet self. If you're looking for a calm and loving friend, I could be the one for you! The nice folks at RDR will update my profile when they learn more about me. I cannot wait to find a forever home where I can share all the love I've got to give. Please visit our website www.ruraldogrescue.com to learn more about this amazing dog and to see other dogs available for adoption!

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Laila's Legacy Animal Rescue

Washington, DC 20020

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11.1 miles

K-9 Lifesavers

Silver Spring, MD 20904

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12.9 miles

Prince Georges County Animal Services Division

3750 Brown Station Rd., Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

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13.8 miles

PetConnect Rescue

PO Box 60714, Potomac, MD 20859

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14.1 miles

Operation Paws for Homes, Inc. - VA Chapter

P.O.Box 90813, Alexandria, VA 22309

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20.9 miles

Mutt Love Rescue

P.O. Box 1005, Fairfax, VA 22038

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22.4 miles

Well Placed Pet (Rescue Well)

All pets are still with owners., Baltimore, MD 21045

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27.2 miles

Humane Society of Calvert County

2210 Dalrymple Road, Sunderland, MD 20689

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32.8 miles

Friends Of Homeless Animals

39710 Goodpuppy Lane, Aldie, VA 20105

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38 miles

God's Dog's Rescue of TX for MD Transport stop

Baltimore, MD 21212

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